How the Pro-Life movement should gauge success
The value of studying recent events is to see how regular Americans respond, participate and feel about the heart of the matter, unborn Life.
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How pregnant college students chose life against the odds
Many of the recipients of our program had lost touch with their family during the pregnancy, lost touch with the father of the baby, or simply would not have the money to go to school due to the pregnancy.
Mothers choose Life when they view a sonogram
The passing of the ultrasound bill will allow more women to see their baby, resulting in more mothers choosing Life.
Embryonic stem cell research will be obsolete
The discovery of amniotic stem cells may very well be a tremendous scientific and ethical breakthrough that will change the future, as well as the debate about stem cell research.
Families having less authority in end-of-life matters
As we face end of life legislation today, we are presented with phrases like ´quality of life´ and ´rationing of health care´ — what does this mean?
China’s One-Child Policy
The Chinese government, concerned that their population will outnumber their resources, has long prohibited families…
Health Care Reform as an aid to Margaret Sanger’s eugenics
Roe does state very clearly that each woman should have access to abortion, regardless of ability to pay-and with this health care bill, it will give abortion supporters the confidence to invoke that law.
Planned Parenthood´s new hospital for killing infants
Abortion is a manmade holocaust we can control.
Senator Hutchison steadfast in her pro-choice views
Texans should be wondering to what other key issues Senator Hutchison is personally opposed but unwilling to take a stand.
Pro-Life work in Texas at risk from Montana´s assisted-suicide ruling
Montana´s decision leaves states, such as Texas, vulnerable to advocates who use futile care laws to push for assisted-suicide or other laws through the courts.
